Research interests
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I have worked on a broad range of topics. In quantum information, I have proposals for the major elements required for quantum internet i.e. quantum memory, single-photon source, photonic switch and transistor, and quantum gates required for quantum repeater operation, quantum error corrections and quantum computation at the nodes. These proposals were implemented in atoms, photons, superconducting circuits, ions, cavity arrays, and Cu2O crystals. I also have proposals for making large energy, spin, and mechanical superposition with applications in the test of collapse models as well as improving the precision of atomic clocks. In quantum matter, I have worked on solitons and super-solid materials. At the moment, I am working on the quantum simulation of topological insulators.


Mohammadsadegh Khazali
Assistant Professor of Physics
Phone:
+989918629810
Email:
mskhazali@ut.ac.ir​
Address:
School of Physics, University of Tehran, North Karegar, Tehran, Iran
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Edcation & Work Histroy
Since 2023
Assistant Professor
University of Tehran
2022-2023
Senior Postdoc
Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM)
2020-2021
Postdoc
Institut für Quantenoptik und Quanteninformation
2018-2020
Guest assistant professor
Sharif University of technology
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2018-2020
Research Assosiate
Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM)
2017-2018
Postdoc
Aarhus University
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2011-2017
Teaching/Research assistant-Instructor
University of Calgary
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PUBLICATION
Peer-reviewed Publications
M. Khazali, W. Lechner, Scalable quantum processors empowered by the Fermi scattering of Rydberg electrons. Communications Physics 6, 57 (2023)
M. Khazali, “All-optical quantum information processing via a single-step Rydberg blockade gate” Opt. Express 31(9), 13970-13980 (2023)
M. Khazali, “Discrete-Time Quantum-Walk & Floquet Topological Insulators via Distance-Selective Rydberg-Interaction”, Quantum 6, 664 (2022).
M Khazali, "Rydberg Noisy-Dressing and applications in making soliton-molecules and droplet quasi-crystals", Phys. Rev. Research 3, L032033 (2021)
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M. Khazali, Klaus Mølmer, “Fast multi-qubit gates via adiabatic evolution in dark state manifolds of Rydberg atoms and superconducting circuits”, Phys. Rev. X 10, 021054 (2020).
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M. Khazali, C. Murry, T. Pohl, “Polariton exchange interactions in multichannel optical networks”, Phys. Rev. Lett. 123, 113605 (2019)
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M. Khazali, ”Progress towards macroscopic spin and mechanical superposition via Rydberg interaction”, Phys. Rev. A 98, 043836 (2018)
M. Khazali, K. Heshami, C. Simon “Single-photon source based on Rydberg exciton blockade”, J. Phys. B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 50, 21 (2017)
M. Khazali, H. W. Lau, A. Humeniuk, C. Simon, “Large Energy Superpositions via Rydberg Dressing”, Phys. Rev. A 94, 023408 (2016)
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M. Khazali, K. Heshami, C. Simon, “Photon-photon gate via the interaction between two collective Rydberg excitations”, Phys. Rev. A 91, 030301(Rapid communication) (2015)
H Kaviani*, M Khazali*, R Ghobadi, E Zahedinejad, K Heshami and C Simon, “Quantum storage and retrieval of light by sweeping the atomic frequency”, New J. Phys. 15 085029 (2013)
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Pre-prints
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“Universal terminal for mobile edge-quantum computing”, arXiv:2204.08522 (2022).
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M. Khazali, Subnanometer confinement and bundling of atoms in Rydberg empowered optical lattice, arXiv:2301.04450 (2023)
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Fast generation of multi-component cat states under the Strong Rydberg Dressing Regime, arXiv.2312.11432 (2023)
Peer-reviewed Proceedings
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M. Khazali, H. Mohseni Sadjadi, ’’Comparison between warm inflation model and WMAP results’’, conference journal of cosmology, Sharif University (2011)
Dissertation
Ph.D., “Applications of atomic ensembles for photonic quantum information processing and fundamental tests of quantum physics”, under the supervision of prof. C. Simon
MSc. “Warm Inflation”, under the supervision of prof. H. Mohseni Sadgadi
Editorial Activity
I have done 25 reviews for the following journals: Nature Communication, Phys. Rev. Lett., Phys. Rev. Research, Phys. Rev. A, IOP J. Phys. B and IOP Quantum Science and Technology.
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Awarded the IOP trusted reviewer status on July 2022.
https://accreditations.ioppublishing.org/a7c0249a-c92b-45ea-afb1-5d62b0fbcca8
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Courses
- Advanced Quantum Information (Grad course)
- Atomic molecular and optical physics
- Mechanics
- PHYS 369 - Acoustics, Optics & Radiation,
- PHYS 259 - Electricity and Magnetism,
-PHYS 211 & 221- Mechanics,
- PHYS 223- Introductory Electromagnetism, and Thermal,
- PHYS 325- Modern Physics.
Expertiese

Quantum Information-simulation
Rydberg atoms
Topological insulators
Superconducting circuit
Quantum computation
Quantum memory
Photonic devices
Rydberg Optomechanics
Rydberg quantum matters